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Amos Fortune Free Man: Section 2 pages 34-80 - Quiz
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Summarize Ichabod Richardson's view on how to treat slaves. Do you agree with his point of view?
Why had Amos never found Ath-mun?
Summarize the Richardsons' conversation comparing the freedom of Negroes to our freedom as a nation. Do you agree that we would have become slaves if we had stayed under the rule of Great Britain?
Why was it difficult for the slaves to understand the words of the Declaration of Independence?
Amos could not explain why it was so important for him to buy the freedom of those he loved. Tell about a time when you felt dedicated to a cause, yet couldn't explain it.
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